The Sun. — London, England, 1808-03-14 00:00:00

NAVAL, NEWS RORTSMOUTII 4 MARCH 13.--Sailed the Liberty Cutter Brig, Lieut. CODD, with the Hopewell, PAIN, and Flora, CLARK,._ with a convoy, for Plymouth. The following Ships are ordered to the Downs, f. • with:a proportion of ordnance stores on board, , proper for foreign service. They are believed to b,. going to the Baltic.—Mars,74, Capt LuKIN ; Orion; 7 4 , Sir Aeon. DICKSON ; Polyphemus 64, Capt. 1 12Ywo0n ; Melpomene, Volontaire, Salcette, and Daphne Frigates; Speedy, and Magnet Sloops ; Protelyte Bomb ; Encounter, Steady, Proteaor, and Redbreast Gun vessels. The Maida, 74, Capt. S. FLLINZEB, was paid off at this port on Thursday, and her meth turned over to the• Balfieur 98, Capt. NPLEOD. . FALMOUTH, MARCH I I.—Arrived his Majesty's Ship Jamaica, from a ernize. Sailed the Queen Charlotte Packet, Capt. MUDGE, With a Mail for Halifax. and New York. • DEAL, MARCH 13.—Sailed the Earnest Gun-brig for Sheerness. Axrived the Oberon Sloop of War, from a cruze, . l l and remaimitt tht Downs with the rest of the it Per last.. • GREENOCK, MARCH Herald; AVlCits soot., which arrived here, on, tuesday night from Jamaica, fell in' with the . D dabs'Friglte,' on the 2d ult. off Cape Nicholas Mole, which went in pur- Stitt of a French 'Schooner Privateer irrsighl, and raptured her. On the 7th, a little to. the eastw.ird. of Heneaga, spoke the Ameriean Ship Charles, ()f ligtHmo're; from Cadii, bOund td New Orleans : on the 9th, spoke the Schooner:Polly, T. 11,ii.e;qAtc, uuder SAfedishr:colours,. from Turk's Island,•bound to Philadelphia and, — au 'Sunday morning lasi, off the Mull,of Kintyre, fell in with the Paragon; MIL LER, from heßce to CORK, 46:ARCII 7:—On Saturday morning a Vessel arrived in our harbour, la,len with salt and fruit, after a pasage . .of twelve days. She cleared fruar St. Übe4 for .Qalliciti, and taking,advantage of the wind, ,proc.:ited. for .this port.. - When she sailed, there were 40,600 :French troops in Lisbon, who had marched in by daachinenth of 1060 men each-. The French 'colour§ were flying in I,.iit city, bill the French General had not taken possession of the Russian Fleeti, as reported. Lig,tit thousand Spiinish ' . , troops were quartered at St. Übes, but no Hag at any nation had been, hoisted there since they entered , tlw_toWn. The want of pros was severely felt, . aati the prosper;} in gencral.very gloomy. Another -. Vessel had left , Si. Übes witiv, -*the above,' and is hourly expeeled here.. . .. . The Garland ,Frigate, with the Fleet under eon- . "Y. which sailed from this harbour on the 'llth at N 6 vehlher, for 'the West Indies,. arrlved:af Barba does on the 19th 1.4c:tii11.),.x. ... . . • :. : : . SHEER . tiii, ' Nte . tRCII 9.—Sailed the Snipe, Dcs-' 'Polite; and Piercer Gun-bligs; to rendezvous at the I)o Wins. ' . . ' . . , • . ' . The Ce n ti ne t G un• b r i g h as been docked,, and the 1 , 4,7 harenthe Sloop ofWar paid prior to her, sailing. - ARCii I3,—Arrived the Spiifire . Slotip of . War, , CI :'Pt , Et.t.ts, hiving been .agr oun d o n t h e Buoy i of ~. "le Mouse, but .by exertion and timely . assistance,.: li t . guns,.4:c. being taken'ant by ..it'Lighter, she ha s Sot received any very . .material,dgnagu. - - ' The TuWalent Guri4gig has atrised4foiril-Flellit, tolatid. •' .- ' • ' . ". .1 ... ' ,A- Court '!'l,irtial has Been' held at. Plymouth on,. I.' , i .t!t. 11," I:Y MAN, and the officers and crew of his N .,l ojesty' s late .Ship , Leda, for her l o g s . at Millor"d.: , 1 ley were all - acquitt e d of any blame.' ' ' :W 1 ,We are Sorry to antrOunce - the tosS Of his 11.Iajes-r ty's Schooner the :Subtile, Lieut. DOV R . R g, command. tilt: cm the `ttfith 'of 06tober last. She struck on _..'", "4, off.E.erniuda, at ten o!clock in the. night,. and, not 4 ' ves tP4 her . was to , be seen in the . The:Officers a n d c „ . ‘ ,,, save d. His, Nrai , :sty's chips the. Melon,- Areia n i i - ,,,, , Bermwd,. and. Indian' V:ertt thereon the 9th ofnecember. Admiral B Itftlig" Et - Was not a rr i ved, but was.bourly'rejlpett,d • nei ther had Si r Sloo .41-1 N kWatt It liN arrived: The Nimrod p of War wile 4 from Bermuda on the loth of pecetnber for Barbadoes. ' Th e t "' P e diii-an, -ROBERTSy, -from Jamaica-for Li- Iverpool, is•put into Antigua in distress. . .-- is 0n Saturday ad v i s e s were received from .St; Se.; ionattan s, of the Iryth, from Barcelona, of ihe. i 6th, .and from Pampaluna, near Bayonne, ottliev moth ult.. Letters from Barcelona confirm the of - the Atrit,al of 10,000 French 'troops.. The . ..French are itvery where occupying the strong garrisons and places I i n Spain. under one fusi Pretence or another; arid imre dif {using themselves all over the kingdom ; .and,„ it is. "id, they are to occupy all the aea-perts of Spain.. Towards the fatter end of Januarylhp Ex,-(10(44 „Qf Etruria and son ar r i ve d at B arc el una, , ,,whi Ch th e y "ft on the 4th of February, on their: way to-Ma,- ( i 64. Barcel on a was re n de red the seat of gaiety.and eb tivity by the p resence o f t h e ' Royal, visitors.. A 6t rang French force arrived at Pam/mkt/a to take Potameasion of the garrlion of that ph' .. .e.,' which the S p a nish Commander refused togive up until . he re- , ; . ; . !tved a rigtin ci cation to that eff e ct -f r o m his ...)vern i4 It• The French Comnuuder \Pas,p , re.il'JJAciryin +i ~. mend. ( and, a n a second te,fusalvik is :stetted, he 4 .gacked the town, and s ucce eded in earryiot-it; alter ii't elusion of much biqott...-, --= -'' ' • '--- ' 0 '' ... D4PID GARRICK. THE following Letter ut this great AElor ; fro; the Original, nowbefore us, must be interesting to every lover of the Drama, and affords a valuable lesson to the Votaries of the Stage, nut only for:the judici ens remaris which it contains, but as an example oltheriniidesty . and gratitude with which an utiri . valled waiter Of his art Was disposed to receive the. cdmMents of liberal criticism. • "DEAR. SIR, " 111onday Morning. " The next best thing - to saying your prayers was certainly'reading Madeti, so you have not Much to answer upon my account. -• " I am'alWays happy to agree with you, .and which I do most sincerely , in - yonr opinion Of the scenc',With Banqua-1 was indeed not quite master Of my feefingg - . 'till 1 got to Clutching the air-drawn dagger.like our dose ipuon of the staie'of.Mac ' bethl..f . body at the time . he atfecli cheer taines3.taßanquo—it is ,a well-painted pidture, but 1 won't flatter myself that ever I playeti'dp to yuur colouring. You are certainly right in :your account of my speaking, Docioi- the 'l7zanes fisifrom . nie: but 1 differ a little with you io opinioa that 1 formerly spoke It ill-4 burst .* of melancholy : iliciebethis'Oedttyllet f • c• 1 and agitated with. the news of the • i:otning uponlnin--,-fiis mind runs froin 'tJtie [Mug to another—an is hurry and . contdsi9ll:would not . his ...„ ,speaking to a nielanch4fy manner in. the midit of iris. tlistriit:lloll be too: calm ? Come put- lay armour butt : vile' me styjr—Seytqn, send tme .lizanes jiy 'firm znc ..L—Copte, rdispatch-- , " pluck' it it giter mei •.‘1 uu laave tattered me much - by your very obllgtug,Letter, and I snail profit uy 'ypur critic — isms ibis eveuing, it I stioulapa?peti to De order. 1 acn au old hunter, toucneu •a little in wind, and somewhat toundei - ed—out stroke me, and clap me on the back, as youktuttlydone, and I can rdake a stint to gallop over the course. 'Once more I thatikyou for.yoar J,,etter, and ain most truly. , " Your obliged butubie Seri/ant,: " D. lAlrltlCii.." • * wrtrti is lint written 5 , 0 tlistinetly as the ebt of the letter, and have'burne th.ubt tv11.1,.(.1 it Le hot but 11 4. 1 11FudyVILat the word to with.rt tho uatatiLe suctil3' to 11A:tine, 1--attar; the erttic to tlectit.: wilich the Auttivr really tit tLtKictl,.l'l. ' • • . . „ The Northampton 'Theatre goes otfprosperously under the COnthittof . theiteW;Mati'ager;' , qr . ‘M t i ntkt ." Mr. ligatuNG, tokinerl of that Theltre," a'great favourite in the ~lace; has rejoined tit Company, as ,welt as . Mrs. M`GtxsoN,:att Auldess of considerable men', from the .:Edinburgh e rbeatrO; and a Miss whose. vocal po;iers etre: aai,i tu bu i , cryircai • Mr. Sitipo'NS, the 11,,Ishand of" oui - ireat adress; died suddenly - on Friday hottp atAiath, 'He bud passed the preceding_ night in cnini,any:witli large, 'party ut friends; 'and' apPeared toS•bl4,in loOdlie Iltl ° He had been for • 80111,0. yenris.infeOcci. l by ..a . seveneT ,thetunatie contraOiorlatbdut his neck end- shOnlilers, ! but . was tithe state eft, health. Mr. StDDONS was a very worthy member of socioty, , and au estimable snxn , :iirtprivaf: lite. • Ho Was part-Ica lady tli . stitigpislied, f9r Acititty, aud it qp.,9"..aet leer Scainancif of ail his engagements, thotig. : Avb. ) did not know Us chars{ ter, who had:made unreason lapplicAtinns him,. : which had beewrejedeil, imputed to nitai degree of prti:lenceiborderingupun avaric‘e.; :hat. those ;who were , acquainted with his. realdisposit,ion,oknavi.that though he fully under- ' stood the valtte;tsiflcuoiley, by was !bus: TiniOnally,' careful in the,:tige of, it, and was capable/ tif &nig : very kind and:generous actions. He was man of. excelient sense, wiih,a ,, corra.v taste .for het -atom 'and .;I ready . turn -fori..peefty, which, appeared in, many loyal and pattioiie songS, to which, rl , ;,iwever, he was "stop -nindest, to put his narne.— He was milet and:gentlemanly in his manners, and highly tespekted tay,r xtll who fully understood the tru e nature of his, char...l:der. If this Gentleman . had not been, , tn. a , considerable ,degree, , east • into the shade by the transoendant, powers- and high pro tutLsiultal ,repute of Mrs.. SWOONS, tinCi been thrown into any aEtive statiomin societr, , be .wonld have; been di s stinguisliett tbr good •sense , !andlistful' talents. as welt as for the utmost integrity; andla kind:and courteous diliosition. We me sorry to heir that Mr..l‘l4:rituvis; the aaor,rhaS severely sinTered by the tinrsiing of a fowling-piece, on Friday atirnocitt, when he' was t.e.cripted to engage match at pitigebriAboating, livnieli•ltook place near-Barnet. ilitaldft - hlild has' • hecti much injut.Ltd by trth'utifortunate riceidont, whble:friote reeeii.ed-a selverti shockk A sim! l i:ir liftritiettid"o ..-)f l ew • years agO' to Mr.' B A - NIsTER.• It is to be regretted that ver,,ons who :ire iii'ii situation of:lif# 1 01,101; 0411)1041.4 . a of all their exteiliWtinWers t ''sbOuld'etigtig6P in' Enc. 4 dtingerous'cliverskos:o 4 : 4 •:t*-- 1 . , .• • ' z , f U it . ; • tin+. -• BtimM.Aity J STI 11011e5t •Cinititry RIM was, a ,few (110 . ak,o, walking tilrotAgly hii:)s„ t as i , l l,Yll.ftfet: 6 e 0 xedrl4 i vtlio, t9 i the ~ tteekntihoyailc6 p A sSeit gor, l itfti ? tii . e v ivetti,citt. One 'of 'these, Rtypies,( oo k , offet4:c ai t 1,-; con 4tyf4Att's tit !iiin :ne r arly, an 't hrti iiig his .qtdxsr;i4g hint whit was . ? 'rho immediately seized hito . by.'l,lle how, i dragging'hiin a . lew paces, said,, ‘• it: Nic i t h t .' toliint,". Innen to the entert:linin'ent of the staral , ,n; in genctil, and the mortmCation, and grade Of theooxoo,i,b's eunipaiiipns, 'iettit*ti to bo apprehensive c)i being obi;gc(T.lo:mib . - fiiit the same it 1 eans of; • t 4 O PP () igtr )i*fett . s. the e taltavd',4; Lit Vel) 011 S• Aunt might be.,lbotyzot t.lKy_havelougAteell i l nij t'uily ,. ij jtia4cup,,..L ~, ....:, . i~ ~. • NEW DECREE OF GENERAL itINOT. In pursuance .of his Imperial Majesty's Decree; bearing date the 23d of - December; i 007, in the mune of his, - said Majesty; We; the Governor uf Pirsi Aid-de-Camp of his iniperiai Majesty, General-in-Chief of the-Frenbh Army in Portugal; have decreed and do decree as follows • ARTICLE t. An Extraordinary War-contribution of forty millions of crusades . , shall be levie'd on the Kingdom of Portugal. The. contribution of twelve millions of crusades, imposed and already discharged sitice the arrival of the French, Shall . be set of from the present ciintributiop, and be accounted tbk by our Receiver-General. • . • 11. Towards tliesaid Extraordinary ContribtitiOn, the Merchants & Bankers, and Holders of Rents and Contras in the, Kingdom ot. Portugal, shall • pay ,six millions of crusades, through the intervention of the R&M of Trade; which is proportionally to, diVide the said sliini, on all the individuals, according to the for :tune which they are known or supposed to possess; and thiscontribinieu shall be discharged in the follow 7 ing manner:t—The fist thud shall be paid the loth of the 'month of March next,efisuing;. the sec , sild third shall be Paitl the Ist Of May; and the third shall 1) , .. 1 paid the Ist of August. 111. All English manufattures being liable tOpon'- fiscation on the sole - ground of their origin; shall be rinsonied by the Merchants who possess the same; , and who are at liberty to • dispose theretif as 'they please, by,, paying one third part of their value, cording to their invoices. The said payment . .shali be made in three instalments, and at the periods liked in tht preceding article.. • .IV, Ail gcild.and plate ofell.thcchufChes,:chaPels, fraternities of the city of I,lsbc,in, and the'distriet be longing thereto, shall' be . carried to the Mint, and re ceived by the Treasurer thereto, under the inspcdion and direction of . the Director of the Mint, within the term of fifteep days. hi the churches no silver vessels 41)41U:rem:lin but such, as.are'required for the decent ob!iervance ot religious.worship, and of those v d, 4 ,iel 4 e; . l ; '1 1r el• be'di 2 liored, signed' by the• person or....person, \V.to ore, charged vi,:ith the - custody and . planagenavnt thereat. Tile . persOn who carries the Sain'e to the Mi s nt sliall*eive from :the Treasury a eeettpt, : in 4n,„;anthentic fat' the articles de livered. All persons convicted of fraud, either with regard CO' the declaratiOti 'of the. articles existing in' sitch churches, or left• there or with' respeCt to any hke 4artieles., embezzled for their own use; shall 'be sentenced to pay ((air times the value of The artiste not deciiired or embezzled. V. All.the articles above-mmtioned, .belonging to churches, chapels, and" fratern s ities in, the pri,vitices, be,Oliv erect. at. the lion ei of the . Receivers of l'ythes, the.terio of fifteen days, on the same condition 'and penaltios mentioned Itt the fourth The„severial Receivers shall give quithentie. receipts to, the same, and sc:nd the articles teeeivecl id :\f , ;:t 'the Treasurer . of Which e t, etti a proper le'veipt for the same. above Receivers shall have a 9 escort, it required. ' VI. - Tile total aniuuliebt z the valuer Of the' said articles shall be. deducted-.from the present eentri but ton. . . , • VII. ArchhiShOlis and 13isholis of the Realm, al),Prelates,atid Superiors of .Religious Orders of both sexes, the regular ,anti ,secular, congregations which piT44eViliinded - capitais placed out on itaryysty shaP contrinine I,‘NO-thiros, of, their annual Produce,iin case. that the Ixl titer does nut exceeo six teen tlitirka'nd Should it eXceett sixteen stliouSatid Cru`saik,;, they , contribute threei `tfourthl of the said 'they shall, however,. seiCetuiifed - ho. - n"thd pavinent of tithes in the' • present yqay. fi tteen daPs after the publicat . ion• of the ,preseht Decree, :11-Prielitt.e4.fihi . lll be bound to dclker to file ,fittetetary %of State , of-,4 Itikerior sad of the : iFi hi:lmi* a. ei.ei•eiir . feta' their yearly income, ;Winch he shall cause to l i p is l.itatititied and veriked. lAuck,eygry shal,l.b‘& tOilnd iu :correct, smut:taw 1 1 4 1 .,: uuble the amount ,of tit, ime shall be recrovered-• out of protierqi, ,tigoticituJt. by the idAttiest ,nieans of CXNUtiViI: IX. "_flit.tirstthiapart of thiS contribution shall be delivered Lit,46•Jof.;lie Receiver General 9f the• Contributions on& l'utAic.. Revenue of Portugal, within he term of mil:. month next ensuing the pith `lieution of t he pres e M .INieri*, by the Prelates'above mentioned residing in Lisbon ; and, within the tern - Fist six weeks, by those who reside in the Pro vinces. X. The second third' p'aitshall be delivered at the isi.id, ()Rid: within iii)(. 11101,101 S next, ensuing thu deli very of the fikst third, •by such Prelates as reside in Lisbon, and one month atter the , first delivery, by'- those who reside in the PrOvinces. . .. X. 'The last one-third p.m shall be delivered at '• the said Offlee or e'truopth atter the delivery of the I second, by 'those Prelate vs; ho. reside in •Liihon, and three triopths after the second delivery, by such Pre iates 'ati reside in 'the ProVinCes. . _,„.X.11, All prawns who possess church livings of tibn_tci 900 milreis-per aninitu, shall contribute two third parts of their annual income, and should such liVings 11Xcead . 90 . 0' - riiilreis per annum, they Sian' contribute three4ourths of Ahe,snaual produce; the i . pay:rieuti tlivreol. shall be ntade , into the chest of the - ordinary Iteceiret at Tithes of - the'District, tiuder' the. inspedtion" of the respeOiVe Superin , ttit:,:imus of Times,' who:ire to examine . the said } returns, and the same,cpenalties;shall beinflitted. on the ofienderq. ' ........ . XI 11. The feppellive . Receivers• of Tithes shall, Cinder:Ole fiiiiieett,A and dire6.iion of thi gulierin tendants, deliver within the shortest time possible, he,4ol9llot,pf,the 'sant by them; recejvgd. into 014, the Receiver.Generaf of the Public Revenue and Contributims ol . ftirttigAl:—: • • . XIV. the •KniTZlits*Miffirriandcrs of the three Oiders,.'lttid of the OMer•i)f.'.Mtilta, shall coti ane two-thirds of •the':.);irodute cif ttibit. Conf.. tEllilCl4'rils, fit the i6t3llo..tits . 'at‘d"iirldt!)' - , the pe 7 "ak):;vc—tuentiowt4o.. t wi • th . regaiti .IW,,Pt•e-• 17 the-lolxier3 .0( -_granufr`or theiCrown py,ciolible, the arnotint„ of tnr thintial'ooittrieu gli..ti,,lLAWli...*Alr.ilo4444lki44l4l‘Yhe .poY.llelit, atatitttryi thereof,shali, he:ml4lin ,thet X VI: - All rho . - pcitirtotT7trellotstri - situ - Min" ' 1 A 5 4 0 t mut julfi t Vddtddlitailiq Syttfa, s4 lhilf ' tpntribole. one moiety of the Oltpuniept jb ~ 111 e ihey dace le t , in case of theft- being, lei I ands 'Oula the proprietors inhabit the said houses themselves; one moiety of the rent, to be. oeteiitnned by luation. Pilytri'ent and delivery - thereof hii L Made in the manner above-mentiUned, r the same penalties. All pmrieturs of holist.rt. &nu" aim' in other .towns anci boroughs of the kingdom b. e liable to . the..same - contribution, payable in the sat, form, and under the itrne - penalties. XVII. All pr oprietors of !ands shall pay this year double the aniouni off, the tithes - irnposed on them. XVIII. For all horses, mules, and servantsi double the tax shall this year be paid which .w.. 4 laid on them by former regulations, and the amout of the said tax so doubled shall be Raid at once. XIX. All public t uildiugs and establishmenrg„ which contribute towards the expenditure of tl ti Police, shall .this year pay .under the said contribu tion a suni equal to the amount thereof. XX. The, Sheriff shall,lunder the diretlition of the Senate, make a proportional redualon of the con tribution On all the cOmpanies of mecha n i cs an d' tradesmen,whether they keep open shops in ptin4e places or - elsewhere, levying - the• sum assessed by promptexeCUtiOn, applying them to the purpoie tended, and .giving, proper receipts to those who have,paid their quota .of the contribution.- Senate will. cause the total amount thereof to be delivered into.. the ClicNt of the Iteceiva Genera/ of the Contributions. and the Public-11th entie of Pon; titgal, every eight clays, , until it be entirviy discharged..- • . , XXI. The, Senate of the Citg 0f .. ,0 1 ).7r(, Av i , t cause the amount ot . the contribution to be levied in the same manner in the City of Oporto and in she distri6t belonging thereto, And to,: further char end to compel all Magistrates of :11441)4 places in the N,:rth to du the same, the Northern Provinces being in this case only.sbhjeted to the said'StglatC. XXII. 'l'he Board of Public Wilfare is to . under the inspe4ition of the Royal Esthequer, a simi lak reqiiisition-.olsueb ships as s;u be fbiniti without the jurisdietion Ot! the Senate, observing in pilot of payment anddeliveryihe forms and penalties WA% fil• ; mentioned. . . XXIII. The Geperal in Chief being desirops indehmify the anfortnnate inlizi')ihints Of 13Qira what they havu shtiered from the,march of thel army ,through.. that r prOSiive, orders, that the bo4 roughs and villages situated bcp.ve t -n the Tejo the road of p .Sat /f terra, &c.. shall be ex t eroptchi frolu. the payment of t the Iwo first thirds y . l t'Ae.prdien4 4 ,l contiibutlim, and from the . putvisiotis coptuined the 2 tst Article.. The boThiighi and villages sithitt. , • ed. on the road LisbOn, shall viljoy the tiamtma-4,•„ emption. Lands belonging to Knights "Commatid-',. era, io Holders of Gratits of the Crown,,andlp otheriperous phinted out iii the '7th A i tide, ,5h0 . 11"..• not ba included in Abe : disposition of the pr,csittik. Article. . • .. • ..XXIV. The. SecTetary of State of the liiterwt . • and of the : Finithces is en.irgsid of the presenr.l)ocrt.c, which print4poil posted throughout the wlick 4ingdoni., • Given in. the Potace lisa4-Q,.traters in 44i.ston the Vt 18U,3. • PEDgiTRIANISM EXTIIAORDINARY.YeSiteN I4? morning, exauly seven o'clock, a young an ' apprentice'to a halter itythe Borough, started tor a wager 'of 20 gainea4; to rEin tj'oll/3 round the iron . railing of 'SL 'Yours• wohin the ,which' he performed with much 4pparent - easp iti`6S minutes;' beidg• five tnitioates' MidO• the time. .11 0 periortned the fi rst four -rounds in ten 'mutes, and then findit,g, he had so much the bebt of it, he ra-' ther slackened 'his pace ; and came in the distance, ,which i:•; moderately rated at nine'miles, in the time 'we have Mentioned. Considerable bets i.vre'de. petiding between a large bod)i. of 'Hatters on the , winning,side, and Jews on the losing side. BOXING' Ei,TRAORDINAity.--7.A. casual batti6 was fought on 'Friday,. on the road ,to WrindSworth, tween Crib; the boxer, and a t.mner of the. rLime of Penton, in which the latter deservedly,gdi'n severe beating. The pugilist had ,putt a horse in the yard of a public-house,,, whilst he drank some wine and water at 't he door, and lie obscried the farmer ten, ing the aninial with a Whip - . (fib' desired to. desist, 'w hen 11)einon behated very rude, and swore . . be would 'detain.,both ,horse and him, for the horse,,. likely :enotigh, , belonged to :some, one else. Crib treated such discourse as a joke i kit, on his Mount itig'the lierse to leave the bailie he found there .was, no joking, for the firmer held the reins, and re fused to suffer him to depart.!: The j o k e l a a u i g been carried 'too tar, Crib resisted' it, when he . re ceived 'a blovi in the flicoi . .a battle 'commenced, which soon 'ended in `the discoinfiture of Demon, who received more beating in about four minute; than jie cotild'Oke away Was" put to . bed, at t r he had been jUstly"cha4ised Eck repeated insults to others. WATERFORD, MAtten l s.=—Saturday night, aborit' elevtin o'clock; a • dreadful aceidetit happtneJ, the circumstances of which we unilcimand to be a 4 low :--A consiilerable quantity of gun -po v(ltt- was lett in the Shop of Mrs. lloNlve, publican, by a'car-: man - froth 'Xilkenny, who is in the habit ,t depo. siting. his goods at her hO tt se arrival. the !above' teal night, rvirs: ItoWe and 11,r , after the 'fatigues of the day; retired to the parl6tir; and were; regaling thernSelves` 'with a' little porter'; a boy who'sas -employ e d in the Itot.e as a ‘vaitir,, seethitigly-khowitig- where 'the powder . I.kas (repo.: sited, and wishing to i protnre iimme of it, in the ab.: since of the ,:faroily, took,the'opporituOy of cater. ing the ihiap with a lighted candle on stooping down a ,park 'eoMmunicateil. to lt, Matti choly to relate; the entire exploded ;- by WhiCif entirelpforeect through' the' witiclOW against tl Chapel wall on . the other Ode of' t tie st reet,' in such a mangled coaditi.otb as to' be- sent ,to t;tlC . hospital for , assistance. Even the very k.k ini,lo vitese torrrout?; w tl drivett. atstitit'U . 'di tier, , ut tions.. Every article in the'SlKifi,-,•ite,;.l punuaeon was forced thri)itgli - lhe 'dObr, which pill' ,wasi open at ttie state, ate Arnong . • them. was . a large chest of dtawers, wim : h was likewise destro;ell:; and 'three men, vviio v. ere sittingiD'a bor. at the'stile:Of •litti'.iti(ip,'were Int tiLit on their heads. Several tathillei residing in dirt ra, t rte of4llo ty , werirgreat ly Itizrintni b7~ - tpL.:' ,; thus IW:tile-trod, 1.% i i 1 i